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John Peter Zenger
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Glorious Revolution
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John Locke
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Middle Passage
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Stono Rebellion
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Salem Witch Trials
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Philadelphia
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New York
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Boston
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Charleston
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Cotton Mather
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mercantilism
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Navigation Acts
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triangle trade
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enlightenment
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First Great Awakening
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Jonathan Edwards
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George Whitefield
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new lights versus old lights
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Harvard College
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King William’s War
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Albany Plan of Union
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salutary neglect
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Why did religion lose prominence in colonial America in the period before the First Great Awakening?
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How did the First Great Awakening contribute to the democratization of colonial American society?
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Why was the trial of John Peter Zenger a turning point for free speech in colonial American culture?
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What tensions in society did the Salem Witch Trials expose?
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What is the difference between a “society with slaves” and a “slave society,” and how did part of North America become the latter?
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How and why did the relationship between slavery and race in British North America change between 1650 and 1750?
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Describe the sequence of events that took the typical African slave from his or her homeland to the Americas. What physical and psychological hardships did slaves experience during this journey?
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